PRE-LISTING INSPECTION

Find the issues before the buyer does

Know your home's condition before you list, so you can fix, price, or disclose on your terms.

Book online in minutes. See your price before you confirm.

NC Licensed Home Inspector #6471
E&O and liability insured
3–4 hours for most homes
Report in 24–48 hours
Home interior prepared for a pre-listing inspection

WHAT I INSPECT

The same full inspection a buyer would get

Roof & attic
Exterior & grading
Foundation & crawlspace
Structure
Plumbing & water heater
Electrical
Heating & cooling
Interiors, windows & appliances

Inspections follow the NC Home Inspector Licensure Board Standards of Practice.

WHY SELLERS DO IT

Fewer surprises once you're under contract

Fewer renegotiations
Know what the buyer's inspector will likely find before it shows up in a repair request.
Fix on your schedule
Get quotes from your own contractors, without a due diligence deadline.
Price with real information
Know the home's condition before you list, and decide what to repair, disclose, or leave as is.

Good to know

A few weeks before listing, so there's time to get quotes and make repairs.
Usually, yes. A pre-listing inspection doesn't replace theirs. It means fewer surprises when it happens.
The report is yours. Ask your listing agent or attorney what North Carolina requires you to disclose.
Price depends on the home's size and age. You'll see the exact price when you book online, before you confirm.

Available through licensed specialists: radon and mold testing. Ask when you book.

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